openspec-continue-change

To continue an OpenSpec change, the workflow selects the next ready artifact and generates it in the correct schema-defined order. It reads completed dependency artifacts first to maintain consistency before writing the output.

Spec-driven development artifact generation is a schema-aware process that creates exactly one artifact per run in a correct sequence. It fetches artifact instructions, reads dependencies, and writes the next spec, design, or task output.

Generate the next artifact by running a workflow continuation that identifies the next ready item in the schema sequence. The process fetches instructions, reads completed dependencies for context, and writes the artifact to the outputPath.

Yes, OpenSpec workflow continuation maintains dependency order by reading completed dependency artifacts before writing the next output. This dependency-first context ensures consistency across the schema-defined sequence during generation.

Yes, the OpenSpec CLI is required to automate artifact generation as it lists changes, checks status, and fetches schema instructions. The workflow uses these CLI outputs to determine the sequence and write the artifact.

Yes, you can choose which OpenSpec change to resume when a specific change name is not provided. The workflow prompts you to select among recently modified changes before generating the next artifact.